05000366/LER-1979-040-01, /01T-0 on 790523:during Repair Outage,Two Feedwater Flow Elements Found Piped to Wrong Low Pressure Taps.Caused by Personnel Error During Const.Flow Elements Were Repiped to Correct Taps

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/01T-0 on 790523:during Repair Outage,Two Feedwater Flow Elements Found Piped to Wrong Low Pressure Taps.Caused by Personnel Error During Const.Flow Elements Were Repiped to Correct Taps
ML19259C281
Person / Time
Site: Hatch Southern Nuclear icon.png
Issue date: 05/31/1979
From: Thomas Greene
GEORGIA POWER CO.
To:
NRC OFFICE OF INSPECTION & ENFORCEMENT (IE REGION II)
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ML19259C276 List:
References
LER-79-040-01T, LER-79-40-1T, NUDOCS 7906140531
Download: ML19259C281 (3)


LER-1979-040, /01T-0 on 790523:during Repair Outage,Two Feedwater Flow Elements Found Piped to Wrong Low Pressure Taps.Caused by Personnel Error During Const.Flow Elements Were Repiped to Correct Taps
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3661979040R01 - NRC Website

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i On May 23, 1979, during the hanger repair maintenance outage it was dis-covered by an engineer making a routine inspection that the feedwater ficw elements 2C32-t!001 A and B were piped up incorrectly to the low pressure taps as indicated by the Instrument Installation Details and Instrument Instructions manual.

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The manufacturer of the flow element, the Permutit Company, was consulted and it was found that Permutit had also taken crosss-tap differ-I ential pressure data.

This data indicated that the maximum differences in reading between the correct and cross-connected calibrations runs nev-er exceeded the maximum tap set to tap set difference in any correctly connected calibration run which proves the feedwater flow error flow-cross-l

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